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Apple's iPhone Ultra Foldable Aims to Fix Screen Crease and Durability
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Apple's iPhone Ultra Foldable Aims to Fix Screen Crease and Durability

Apple reportedly plans to unveil a foldable iPhone in September, likely named iPhone Ultra, with a 7.7-inch inner display and a 5.3-inch outer display and improved screen quality and durability. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says engineers have reduced the screen crease, though not eliminated it, while Ming-Chi Kuo has suggested a near-crease-free inner panel; the device is expected to open like a book and feature two rear cameras, a front camera, and a Touch ID power button.

Foldable iPhone Ultra Could Start Around $2,000, Gurman Says
technology2 days ago

Foldable iPhone Ultra Could Start Around $2,000, Gurman Says

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says Apple's long-rumored foldable iPhone, possibly named iPhone Ultra, could cross the $2,000 U.S. price threshold, with rumors suggesting a starting price near $1,999 and configurations as high as about $2,799 for 2TB storage; the device is expected to unfold to a 7.7-inch inner display and a 5.3-inch outer display, carry two rear cameras and a single front camera, and use a Touch ID power button instead of Face ID, with crease-reducing tech rather than a crease-free inner screen.

Apple set for spring 2027 debuts: iPhone Air 2 and iPhone 18e alongside iPhone 18
technology3 days ago

Apple set for spring 2027 debuts: iPhone Air 2 and iPhone 18e alongside iPhone 18

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports Apple plans to unveil an updated iPhone Air 2 and a lower-end iPhone 18 together with the standard iPhone 18 in spring 2027 (likely March or April), with the Air 2 rumored to feature an A20 chip, a second rear camera, a larger battery, and vapor-chamber cooling, as part of Apple’s growing split-launch strategy for spring/fall releases.

Apple Sets a Three-Year Roadmap to Reimagine the iPhone
technology3 days ago

Apple Sets a Three-Year Roadmap to Reimagine the iPhone

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports Apple is pursuing a three-year plan to reinvent the iPhone: 2025 will bring redesigned iPhone 17 Pro models and a new ultra-thin iPhone Air; 2026 will introduce a foldable iPhone with iOS 27 features like multitasking; and 2027 will mark a 20th‑anniversary iPhone with a seamless, cutout-free design and under‑display front camera, a roadmap under hardware chief John Ternus aimed at sustaining iPhone momentum amid strong revenue.

Apple's March lineup stays mostly incremental, Gurman argues
technology18 days ago

Apple's March lineup stays mostly incremental, Gurman argues

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says Apple's March product announcements were largely incremental: AirPods Max 2 adds features via the H2 chip but no design changes, suggesting a maintenance update rather than a new generation, while MacBook Neo and Studio Display XDR offer improved specs without major hardware leaps, even as Apple reports a record revenue quarter.

Apple gears up for its largest iPhone overhaul, including a foldable and edge-to-edge anniversary edition
technology19 days ago

Apple gears up for its largest iPhone overhaul, including a foldable and edge-to-edge anniversary edition

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says Apple’s hardware chief John Ternus is overseeing the biggest iPhone revamps in history, including a foldable model this year and an edge-to-edge 20th-anniversary iPhone that could debut in 2027. The foldable is anticipated to launch in September, with rumored specs such as a 7.7-inch inner display, a crease-reduced panel, dual rear cameras, a front camera, and a Touch ID power button; iOS 27 would be tuned for foldable multitasking. The 20th-anniversary device is described as a seamless, curved-glass design with an under-display front camera, though feasibility by next year remains uncertain.

Affordable MacBook to debut color options at March event
technology-and-electronics1 month ago

Affordable MacBook to debut color options at March event

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says Apple has tested a budget-friendly MacBook in multiple colors, including light yellow and light green alongside blue and pink, with silver and dark gray options also explored. The device is expected to cost about $699–$799, use iPhone-class chips such as the A18 Pro, and feature a new aluminum-shell manufacturing process to keep costs down, with an official March announcement anticipated.